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  • Reply To: Dead to Me

    Phil Parkin wrote:

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    A pleasure. Let me know if you have further related questions. PBI opens up additional possibilities that you never had with SSRS.

    For example, if you have users who...

  • Reply To: Dead to Me

    WOW, thank you, Phil, for giving me additional information on PBI vs. SSRS!! Everything you've said is information I've never known. Thank you, again!

  • Reply To: Unstuck

    Jeff, no, I don't have access to the TFS VM's disk to see allocated vs. used disk space.

  • Reply To: Unstuck

    This topic is one that I relate to only too well. In my current job being in multiple states of being stuck, is the normal state of affairs. I could...

  • Reply To: Dead to Me

    Data Wrangler wrote:

    There are so many dead-to-me technologies, though as others have said, most live on in some form for some users.

    SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) is dead to me. The...

  • Reply To: Dead to Me

    Like everyone who subscribes to SSC, there are a lot of technologies I consider to be dead. Or at least dead to me.

    Like @david-2.Gugg, I used Visual SourceSafe back in...

  • Reply To: What is Azure Data Studio or GitHub asking me?

    What confused me is I've used ADS to push commits to remote repos before without this popup. I guess something has changed. Thank you, @Ant-Green

  • Reply To: I'm asking for guidance on how to best discover PK-FK relationships

    I'm not familiar with SEQUENCE, Jeff, I'll have to look into it. Thanks.

  • Reply To: I'm asking for guidance on how to best discover PK-FK relationships

    Thank you, Johan, I was not aware of the "with check check" clause! At this point I was going to do exactly what you recommend not doing exclusively; try to...

  • Reply To: AI Sings the Blues

    AI is something which I firmly believe will have a major impact on our lives and work. Indeed, I see that it already is, when I read of various companies...

  • Reply To: Container Development Work

    Containers is a technology I would like to get into. I've tried once, about a year ago, but then life got in the way and I had to put it...

  • Reply To: Your Computer Science Education

    paul s-306273 wrote:

    We used Algol on punched cards to write programs in Algol for Operational Research algorithms.

    That was great.

    Shame  most people these days don't have a good grounding.

    Paul your comment about...

  • Reply To: Outside Interests

    Grant Fritchey wrote:

    Rod at work wrote:

    Grant, how did you find out about your local maker's faire? Is there an organization that tracks that sort of thing?

    There is an organization in town that runs...

  • Reply To: Outside Interests

    Grant, how did you find out about your local maker's faire? Is there an organization that tracks that sort of thing?

  • Reply To: Your Computer Science Education

    My degree is in Mathematics. One of my Math professors said that all Mathematicians should learn APL, so I took a course in APL. Its a bazaar programming language, but...

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